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Public Domain Image Archive / Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Writers weigh in on art in Philadelphia and elsewhere. Publishing occasionally, and, on occasions.
Sculptor, writer, geometry enthusiast, admirer of small mammals.
Oil painter, art writer and guest curator in Eastern PA. elizabethjohnsonart.com. Paintings that mix distorted, jumbled images of people, landscapes and seascapes.
Patrick Coué loves bringing together art, culture, and travel. He draws on his experience as an art history instructor and tour guide to share the multifaceted aspects of a site or an exhibition. My unofficial motto "the more varied, the better"
Art Historian, Arts Administrator, Curator, Writer
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Richard Torchia is an artist and an independent curator.
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